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Bioware has been keeping its cards close to its chest when it comes to "Mass Effect Andromeda" save for morsels of details. But the despite the scarce information, the developer assures that the game is worth the wait.

There is extra pressure for "Mass Effect Andromeda" to deliver especially with the mixed response to the ending of the "Mass Effect" trilogy that precedes the upcoming game.

In an interview with GeekPrOn, Bioware creative director Mac Walters said that the pressure is more on making "Mass Effect Andromeda" an excellent opener to a new era of their games.

"I don't think it added any more pressure. I mean, Bioware has a fantastic community. We take what our fans like and don't like about the games into account all the time. I think we always want to improve, and we are our own worst critics. Every time we finish a game, there's a whole bunch of things that we wish we could have done," Walters said.

"For me, with Mass Effect Andromeda being a fresh start, our first game on the Frostbite engine, our first new Mass Effect game in 5 years and on the current gen consoles, that's where the challenge is," he added.

Walters made sure not to say much about "Mass Effect Andromeda" as they will unload big details about the game in the highly-anticipated N7 Day, the annual convention that celebrates the franchise.

He did say that "Mass Effect Andromeda" will be a great start to a new space story and that it will "surprise and delight" gamers in the sense that it will feature every element in a "Mass Effect" game.

As far as the release date of the game, a leak suggests that it will be released by March 2017. This should be confirmed at the upcoming N7 Day on Nov. 7.